Those Who Disappeared

De: Kevin Wignall

Narrado por: Mikael Naramore

It’s been thirty years since his father went missing. Now there’s a body, can he finally find out why?

When a man’s body is discovered in a Swiss glacier thirty years after he went missing, his son, Foster Treherne, hopes he’ll finally have closure on what happened to the father he never met. But then the autopsy reveals signs of a struggle, and what was assumed to be a tragic accident suddenly looks more sinister.

Foster tracks down his father’s old friends, but when he starts to ask questions it becomes clear that there’s something they don’t want to tell him. While some are evasive, others seem to wish the body had never been found. What exactly is their connection to each other, and why are they so reluctant to discuss the day his father disappeared? Who are they trying to protect?

If he wants to uncover what really happened, Foster must follow the trail of secrets and lies - no matter how devastating the consequences, and what they might reveal about his father. Because the truth can only stay buried for so long....

©2021 Kevin Wignall (P)2021 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reading Wignall is like watching Micalangelo sculpt a person emerging from stone.

Character undergirds the artist and the others met here. Not an action story as others Wignall has written so well. But the intricate dance of personalities and circumstance is intriguing and memorable.

Tedious and pointless

I’ve read other of this author’s very good books. But this one would be at the bottom of the list.

Good read!

Well worded and thought out story. A hint of a mystery without being unbelievable. No foul language, which was great?

the twists and turns

good story. kept me involved and wanting to keep listening. couldn't out it down, so to speak.

it's a good book.

An enjoyable listen, with a good ending. Not startling, but not that awkward/uncertain kind that ruins a solid book. I'll keep enjoying this author. He definitely knows his art. (pun intended)